LeoDeKing:
Foolishness is thinking you can insult Nigerians into supporting an incompetent crook.

IDENNAA:



You have been crying since ENDSARS and you will continue to wail and cry until you are buried with Tinubu.

What a miserable old eidiot

IDENNAA:


Obi has beaten your senile old criminal. Tinubu. It's a reality you didn't expect in this today Nigeria. You thought as soon as you yell OMO IGBO OLOSHI every Nigerian will join you.

My nigga, nothing last forever....the people you despise and ridiculed are the ones being celebrated for their goodness of heart....lmao


Now ,you are begging Nigerians to help you hate Igbo and Obi.....lmao

LeoDeKing:
Foolishness is thinking you can insult Nigerians into supporting an incompetent crook.

Makers49:
No wahala,we the obidients aren't hoping to get votes in North West,tinubu,atiku and kwankwaso can share it,but we will surprise you people down south.

LeoDeKing:
Foolishness is thinking you can insult Nigerians into supporting an incompetent crook.

LeoDeKing:
Foolishness is thinking you can insult Nigerians into supporting an incompetent crook.

LeoDeKing:
Foolishness is thinking you can insult Nigerians into supporting an incompetent crook.

UnfairLife7:
JAGABAN is the incoming president of the federal republic of Nigeria


I honestly feel for Obi seriously

The show of shame of his campaign and the bad name he gave Psquare the upcoming artists performing in an empty field in PH is so embarrassing

I honestly feel for him on a more serious note

I sincerely wish he will not giveup just like his boss Atiku in contesting again after the election

Joke apart, I honestly feel for him

tinsel:
If you have not heard of Peter Obi, Labour Party and ObiDients in the last months whilst living in Nigeria, you surely must be living in an alternate universe. The storm with which Peter Obi took over the narrative in Nigeria I’m sure, even cronies like Tinubu, Atiku and President Buhari must have panicked at one point. However, the reality in the Northwest must send shockwaves to the ObiDient family.

Our poll in the Northwest relegates Obi to a non-threat status, with just 3% and 4% in Kano and Katsina respectively, you will wonder if the residents of these states have been present in the same Nigeria that the ObiDient pandemonium has ravaged the political, social and media landscape.

On social media, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram et al, the mentioning of Peter Obi is the beginning of traction, young people, in their numbers have clustered around this movement that you would think if the election were held today, Peter Obi will win in a landslide, but hold on, not too fast, the Northwest is having none of these. Our poll below should send shockwaves through your veins if you are an ObiDient.

North-West-General-Poll

The Labour Party presidential candidate requires 25% of 24 states, now he’s barely making 10% in Nigeria’s most populous and most turnout voting bloc, one can hope that this is not transferred across the Northeast as this will put a block to Obi’s pathway to Aso Rock. In the northwest, our numbers showed loyalty to Atiku and a proclivity to stick to the party Muhammadu Buhari belongs to, rarely the mentioning of Peter Obi or Labour Party came into our interaction with respondents.

Peter Obi has shown strength amongst Gen Z and Millennials, but on the chart below, these age groups are pouncing in their numbers away from the Labour Party Presidential candidate. It makes me wonder why this is happening, are not younger people the social media warriors from which the slogan “The Social Media President” emanates? Are young people in the Northwest disconnected from the greater Nigeria?
I can’t remember seeing the Labour Party Presidential candidate campaigning in Kano, Katsina, Kebbi or Jigawa; it is as if he has resigned to the slightest possibility of winning in these states – a mistake, a bluff, or a strategy? I fail to see Peter Obi winning the election without making at least 25% in 3 – 5 Northwestern or Northeastern states.

We split our questioning in different layers to broaden what insight we can get in these different categories. A straight vote yes or no to person A, B, C or D is not very reflective in an electoral system where you could win the popular vote count and still lose the election. Our country is a mixture of nations within a nation, so many variables determine what and how one reacts depending on the nations within the country you grew up in, your value system and most of all, religion, and ethnicity.

North-West-By-ReligionWhen it came to religion, Christians, mainly from Kaduna, flocked Obi’s way whilst Muslims did the same, but in the other direction. However, the Muslim vote was split between APC and PDP. In a central system of government, I wonder why people still vote by ethnic, religious lines when evidence on ground has shown that the Southeast, never produced a president, went through a brutal war of some may say extermination, came back from the brink and is still the geopolitical zone with the least amount of poor people in Nigeria
The numbers for Peter Obi stayed the same or flat for the Married and not a single Widow went the Labour Party’s way. Either Peter Gregory Obi has concluded that the Northwest is not worth the fight, or he has another pathway to Aso Rock, but as far as our poll shows, 25% in at least 3 states in the Northwest and Northeast is absolutely necessary if the Labour Presidential candidate wants a shot at Aso Rock.

If you like we do, follow us on all social media platforms, subscribe on our YouTube channel and website. We are an independent media company who wants to do things differently, we will venture in areas that Nigeria either ignores, avoids, or calls sensitive. Every Friday, at Jabi Lake & Park Abuja, we conduct our Talk Show focused on Nigeria’s affairs, if you’d like to join, send us an email at info@bantupage.com and we will get back to you, or follow us on YouTube for our weekly release.
https://bantupage.com/the-obidient-bubble-falters-in-the-northwest-polls-show/

Racoon:
Nothing unusual. The gallup poll from other regions showed that Peter Obi's Labour Party the microphone licking heroine-druggie said will "Labour in vain" is really putting up a strong showing

tinsel:
If you have not heard of Peter Obi, Labour Party and ObiDients in the last months whilst living in Nigeria, you surely must be living in an alternate universe. The storm with which Peter Obi took over the narrative in Nigeria I’m sure, even cronies like Tinubu, Atiku and President Buhari YouTube for our weekly release.
https://bantupage.com/the-obidient-bubble-falters-in-the-northwest-polls-show/

MrEverest:
Lol, I don't know why the analysis is saying LP is doing badly in NW, on the contrary, they're doing very well and I will explain:

NNPP leads in NW with about 18% followed by PDP and APC

LeoDeKing:
Foolishness is thinking you can insult Nigerians into supporting an incompetent crook.

Novarisammy2:



APC couldn't muster even a 30% voters turn out in the so called area they are expecting a bloc votes from. they re simply dreamers living in their world of fantasy

tinsel:
If you have not heard of Peter Obi, Labour Party and ObiDients in the last months whilst living in Nigeria, you surely must be living in an alternate universe. The storm with which Peter Obi took over the narrative in Nigeria I’m sure, even cronies like Tinubu, Atiku and President Buhari must have panicked at one point. However, the reality in the Northwest must send shockwaves to the ObiDient family.

Our poll in the Northwest relegates Obi to a non-threat status, with just 3% and 4% in Kano and Katsina respectively, you will wonder if the residents of these states have been present in the same Nigeria that the ObiDient pandemonium has ravaged the political, social and media landscape.

On social media, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram et al, the mentioning of Peter Obi is the beginning of traction, young people, in their numbers have clustered around this movement that you would think if the election were held today, Peter Obi will win in a landslide, but hold on, not too fast, the Northwest is having none of these. Our poll below should send shockwaves through your veins if you are an ObiDient.

North-West-General-Poll

The Labour Party presidential candidate requires 25% of 24 states, now he’s barely making 10% in Nigeria’s most populous and most turnout voting bloc, one can hope that this is not transferred across the Northeast as this will put a block to Obi’s pathway to Aso Rock. In the northwest, our numbers showed loyalty to Atiku and a proclivity to stick to the party Muhammadu Buhari belongs to, rarely the mentioning of Peter Obi or Labour Party came into our interaction with respondents.

Peter Obi has shown strength amongst Gen Z and Millennials, but on the chart below, these age groups are pouncing in their numbers away from the Labour Party Presidential candidate. It makes me wonder why this is happening, are not younger people the social media warriors from which the slogan “The Social Media President” emanates? Are young people in the Northwest disconnected from the greater Nigeria?
I can’t remember seeing the Labour Party Presidential candidate campaigning in Kano, Katsina, Kebbi or Jigawa; it is as if he has resigned to the slightest possibility of winning in these states – a mistake, a bluff, or a strategy? I fail to see Peter Obi winning the election without making at least 25% in 3 – 5 Northwestern or Northeastern states.

We split our questioning in different layers to broaden what insight we can get in these different categories. A straight vote yes or no to person A, B, C or D is not very reflective in an electoral system where you could win the popular vote count and still lose the election. Our country is a mixture of nations within a nation, so many variables determine what and how one reacts depending on the nations within the country you grew up in, your value system and most of all, religion, and ethnicity.

North-West-By-ReligionWhen it came to religion, Christians, mainly from Kaduna, flocked Obi’s way whilst Muslims did the same, but in the other direction. However, the Muslim vote was split between APC and PDP. In a central system of government, I wonder why people still vote by ethnic, religious lines when evidence on ground has shown that the Southeast, never produced a president, went through a brutal war of some may say extermination, came back from the brink and is still the geopolitical zone with the least amount of poor people in Nigeria
The numbers for Peter Obi stayed the same or flat for the Married and not a single Widow went the Labour Party’s way. Either Peter Gregory Obi has concluded that the Northwest is not worth the fight, or he has another pathway to Aso Rock, but as far as our poll shows, 25% in at least 3 states in the Northwest and Northeast is absolutely necessary if the Labour Presidential candidate wants a shot at Aso Rock.

If you like we do, follow us on all social media platforms, subscribe on our YouTube channel and website. We are an independent media company who wants to do things differently, we will venture in areas that Nigeria either ignores, avoids, or calls sensitive. Every Friday, at Jabi Lake & Park Abuja, we conduct our Talk Show focused on Nigeria’s affairs, if you’d like to join, send us an email at info@bantupage.com and we will get back to you, or follow us on YouTube for our weekly release.
https://bantupage.com/the-obidient-bubble-falters-in-the-northwest-polls-show/

MrEverest:


Lol, as it stands now, non of them is assured of getting 30% in NW except NNPP. Both APC and PDP will manage to get above 25% in NW while LP will get close to 15% if not more.

For a Christian like Peter Obi to get such numbers in NW despite Tinubu's Muslim-muslim ticket and other Muslims like Kwankwaso and Atiku on the same ballot is not a small achievement.

The biggest loser in the NW is Tinubu, they've scammed him Wotowoto

LeoDeKing:
Foolishness is thinking you can insult Nigerians into supporting an incompetent crook.

post=119759202:

Go and mark it Obi will win more than 85% of Rivers votes